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Revision as of 22:26, 13 July 2024
Transient Information
[Bathhouse Part-time Punk] Sarutahiko
【湯屋のバイトヤンキー】サルタヒコ
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Like | Daikoku→ | → Makara Zhurong | |
Dislike | Girimekra Gurangatch→ |
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[Guide of Awakihara] Sarutahiko
【阿波岐原の案内人】サルタヒコ
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[Bubbly Host Guide] Sarutahiko
【案内係のあわあわホスト】サルタヒコ
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Transient Summons
Notes
- He is based on Sarutahiko Ōkami, the leader of the earthly kami and considered a god of the crossroads on the visage of a monkey.
- In Japanese mythology, Sarutahiko is an earthly deity who offered himself as a guide to the divine grandchild Ninigi, the future father of Yamasachihiko, and other Shinto deities on their descent from heaven to earth.
- Sarutahiko was described as having a fantastic appearance including red buttocks, which are a prominent characteristic of Japanese macaques.
- His Sacred Artifact is based on the legend that his hand got caught in a shell while fishing and a monkey (macaque) with one hand caught in a shell which is a frequent theme of many Japanese folktales.
- His Sacred Artifact references Aramitama, one of the four Mitama, or divine spirit in Shinto religion which represents the wild side of a kami.
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